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• 02 Feb 12
  

  Richard Smyth

  reading education VM606 grammatology electracy teaching

• 29 Aug 11
  

  keithatwork

  Paper on the impact of digital literacy on traditional teaching and curriculum. Possible resoruce for 'digital literacy' in EDCI 336 and EDDL 510.

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• 20 Aug 10
  

  Louise Leonard

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• 14 Jul 10
  

  dhamerly

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• 30 Mar 10
  

  Bill Harshbarger

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• 05 Jan 10
  

  Raq Winchester

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• 27 Apr 09
  

  John Tanner
• 16 Apr 09
  

  Howard Rheingold

  Why Johnny And Janey Can't Read,. And Why Mr. And Ms. Smith Can't Teach: The challenge of multiple media literacies in a tumultuous time (PDF)

  literacy pedagogy

• 06 Oct 08
  

  Goio Arana

  Teknologia berriek zelan aldatu duten ikertzeko eta irakasteko modua

  web2.0 education

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  aitor zuberogoitia

  Teknologia berriek zelan aldatu duten ikertzeko eta irakasteko modua

  web2.0 education filetype:pdf media:document

• 16 Jun 08
  

  Jason Kern

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• 17 Feb 08
  

  Shelley Paul

  literacy change 21st_cent

• 11 Jul 06
  

  Bertha Leiva

  UofT

• 13 Dec 05
  

  y campbell

  The challenge of multiple media literacies in a tumultuous time.

  literacy infolit education knowledge

• 12 Dec 05
  

  Will Richardson

  In fact, I am going to introduce you to the notion that our beloved literacy is now nothing but a quaint notion, an aesthetic form that is as irrelevant to the real questions and issues of pedagogy today as
  is recited poetry.

  literacy theory must_read

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• 
  Will Richardson on 2006-08-06
  In fact, I am going to introduce you to the notion that our beloved literacy is now nothing but a quaint notion, an aesthetic form that is as irrelevant to the real questions and issues of pedagogy today as
  is recited poetry.

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